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http://www.checkmateaviation.com/cessna-120140.html
120-140 checklists.
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Re: 120-140 checklists.
I ended up making my own checklist. I find these cookie cutter ones are just too universal, you end up doing too many steps out of order or skipping them all together. I find especially with the 120/140, each one is so different it's hard to have a universal list.
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Re: 120-140 checklists.
One side of A5 for Kneeboard or tablet
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Re: 120-140 checklists.
Here is what I use. Not perfect, but pretty good! IMHO.
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Michael Haas
'46 120 - N76219
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'46 120 - N76219
Home Base: W96 (Quinton, VA)
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Re: 120-140 checklists.
Check lists are good...when I fly my son's C180 it really helps me feel confident that I haven't missed something. His plane has to many knobs, levers and switches, tho!
The one I have used with my Stinson, C150, C140, J-3 is much simpler. All I had at start up was the master switch, and only one radio, no transponder.
Before Take-off:
Can I Go Flying Today Peter Rabbit Sir
Controls, Instruments, Gas, Flaps, Trim, Power Run-up. Seat belts.
Before landing:
The good old GUMPS...except I didn't need all of it!
Gas, Under carriage, Mixture, Prop, Seat belts.
I like watching my son using the check list in his 180...gives me lots of confidence in his approach to flying.
Steve
The one I have used with my Stinson, C150, C140, J-3 is much simpler. All I had at start up was the master switch, and only one radio, no transponder.
Before Take-off:
Can I Go Flying Today Peter Rabbit Sir
Controls, Instruments, Gas, Flaps, Trim, Power Run-up. Seat belts.
Before landing:
The good old GUMPS...except I didn't need all of it!
Gas, Under carriage, Mixture, Prop, Seat belts.
I like watching my son using the check list in his 180...gives me lots of confidence in his approach to flying.
Steve
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Re: 120-140 checklists.
GUMPS and CIGARS is exactly what I learned with my primary instructor, many years ago.
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Re: 120-140 checklists.
Here is my checklist (see attached list):
*This is REF USE ONLY... you should refer to your POH & make your personal checklist IAW your AC configuration (STC's, field approval...)
My C140 is equipped with a o-200-a, spin oil filter & my airspeed is in knots.
*WARNING* Many airspeeds are calculated & not formally flight tested/validated.
I hope this will help!
*This is REF USE ONLY... you should refer to your POH & make your personal checklist IAW your AC configuration (STC's, field approval...)
My C140 is equipped with a o-200-a, spin oil filter & my airspeed is in knots.
*WARNING* Many airspeeds are calculated & not formally flight tested/validated.
I hope this will help!
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Last edited by maverick_fa on Tue Apr 26, 2022 12:36 pm, edited 4 times in total.
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Re: 120-140 checklists.
In any airplane, from J3 to Citation, always do a "fuel and controls" review at hold short line. If engine(s) are getting fuel from tank(s) with gas, and controls are properly set (flaps, freedom of travel, trims) the airplane is likely to safely fly.